Short answer: Hot rolling forms metal above its recrystallisation temperature, giving faster, cheaper production of coil, plate and structural sections with a scaled surface and looser tolerances; cold rolling reduces already-hot-rolled stock at room temperature for tight dimensions, a smooth bright finish and higher strength from work hardening. Choose hot rolling for structural and thick sections where cost and formability win, and cold rolling for sheet, strip and components needing precise gauge, flatness and surface.
At a Glance
Choosing the Process
Relate to Steel Coil Supplier, Steel Sheet Supplier und Alloy Steel Supplier; finish via Metal Surface Treatment Guide und Edelstahlsorten erklärt.
Qualität
Scale removed by Metal Pickling Guide, gauge held per Metal Tolerances Fits Guide. Certified by Mill Test Certificate Guide.
Supply & QA
Protect via How To Prevent Metal Rust und Metal Corrosion Inhibitor Guide. HXSCO supplies hot- and cold-rolled coil and sheet.
Get a Quote
Tell HXSCO your requirements and we will respond with a competitive quote and lead time.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Rolling above recrystallisation temp; fast, cheap, scaled surface.
Rolling at room temp for tight gauge and bright finish.
Cold-rolled — work hardening raises yield strength.
Hot-rolled for structural and thick sections.
HXSCO supplies hot- and cold-rolled coil and sheet.
Source Rolled Steel from HXSCO
HXSCO supplies hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel coil and sheet to your gauge and finish. Send your grade and tolerance for a quote.